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Parliamentary commission on banking standards: reaction in full
A major report from the parliamentary commission on banking standards calls for a new law to jail bankers for reckless misconduct, the deferral of bonuses and more measures to foster competition.
'Jail reckless bankers': Failed bosses could also lose right to ...  Daily Mail
Highlights of report into banking standards  Financial Times
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China Billionaire Invests $1.6 Billion in London Land, Boats
Dalian Wanda Group, the Chinese developer controlled by billionaire Wang Jianlin, is investing 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) in a British yachtmaker and a London site to build Western Europe's tallest residential tower.
China's Wanda buys luxury yacht maker Sunseeker  Businessweek
China's Wanda buys Sunseeker Yachts and invests in London skyscrapers in ...  Telegraph.co.uk
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Japan Shares Cap Longest Winning Streak Since May Rout
Japanese shares advanced, with the Topix index climbing for a fourth day, amid lower volume before the conclusion of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.
European Stocks Fluctuate Before Fed; Corn Falls, Oil Advances  Businessweek
Asian markets tense before Fed; Nikkei outperforms  Reuters
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Prospects building for Crest Nicholson
339�p +1�. Questor says BUY. Since Crest Nicholson rejoined the London market in February, shares in the company are up more than 50pc.
Crest Nicholson sees boost from Help to Buy  Financial Times
Buoyant Crest downplays fears of house-price boom  Evening Standard
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Inflation Continues to Undershoot Fed Target
Federal Reserve officials both expect and want inflation to be higher than it is. So far, that isn't happening. Consumer price data released Tuesday showed inflation rose a mere 1.4% in May from a year earlier.
Rising air fares push up inflation  Telegraph.co.uk
US consumer prices edge higher  Financial Times
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Councillors back Beatrice offshore wind-farm proposals
LOCAL planners have approved plans to to build up to 277 wind turbines in an area of sea off the Caithness coast more than twice the size of Dundee.
Highland Council to decide on Moray Firth wind farm  Scotsman
Ross ports could reap benefits as �3bn offshore wind scheme moves forward  Ross-Shire Journal
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Europe Stock Futures Gain Before Fed Policy Announcement
European stock-index futures advanced as investors awaited the conclusion of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting for indications on stimulus measures.
Liberty Global enters bidding race for Kabel Deutschland  Financial Times
Liberty Global in Talks to Buy German Cable Firm  Wall Street Journal
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Santander intermediary head appointed Bank COO
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Carney's first hire: Charlotte Hogg makes history as BoE's first COO  This is Money
The �1m pay cut: City high-flier leaves Santander for Bank of England post  The Independent
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Business news and markets: live
... Off. � Anastasiades appeals for overhaul of Cyprus bail-out � Banking Commission: Bankers should face threat of jail � Angelina Jolie stunt double sues News Corp � BoE names Charlotte Hogg as first COO.
Revision of Cypriot bailout terms not likely-euro zone officials  Reuters
Cyprus president calls for bailout overhaul to save economy  Financial Times
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The Call Centre: Two companies featured on hit BBC3 show fined over nuisance ...
Two firms in BBC documentary series The Call Centre were fined a total of �225,000 today for making nuisance sales calls. The Information Commissioner's Office said there had been 2,700 complaints about Nationwide Energy Services and We Claim You ...
�225000 fine for TV show call centre after harassed householders with ...  Daily Mail
Call centres in BBC3 programme hit with �225000 fines  The Guardian
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